Join Authors on Tap featuring Paul Yamazaki and Javier Ramirez at Exile in Bookville, Chicago, on April 25th, 2024. The event celebrates the release of "Reading the Room: A Bookseller's Tale" by Paul Yamazaki, a renowned figure in the bookselling world. In this intimate gathering, Paul will engage in a conversation with Javier Ramirez, shedding light on his experiences in the industry. "Reading the Room" delves into Yamazaki's journey through City Lights Booksellers in San Francisco, his unique approach to book buying, and his interactions with literary icons. Yamazaki's narrative emphasizes the importance of fostering connections and sharing knowledge in the realm of books. An esteemed bookseller for over 50 years, Paul Yamazaki's dedication to promoting literature has earned him accolades, including the National Book Foundation's Literarian Award. Javier Ramirez, a prominent indie bookseller from Chicago, will bring his expertise to the discussion. This free event requires registration, with an opportunity for book signings by Paul Yamazaki. Whether attending in person or obtaining signed copies online, immerse yourself in the world of books with Authors on Tap.

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